Rafael Benitez&rsquo;s side travel to the Liberty Stadium trailing 0-2 from the first leg at Stamford Bridge and face a daunting challenge if they are to clinch a place in the Wembley final. <img alt="Gary Cahill" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/jan/Cahill.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 413px;" /> Gary Cahill. PIC/Getty Images They will head to south Wales, however, lifted by the 2-1 weekend win over Arsenal that centre-back Cahill claims has revived the club&rsquo;s Premier League title ambitions. Cahill is confident they can now embark on a run that will take them closer to the Premier League top two Manchester United and Manchester City as well as inspire success in the cup competitions. He said: &ldquo;Yes we are looking at the Manchester clubs. We&rsquo;re more than capable of putting a run together and winning nine out of 10 games. That&rsquo;s what we need to aim for and see where it takes us.&rdquo;

Gary Cahill has urged Chelsea to draw on the memory of last season's Champions League success when they face Swansea in the second leg of their English League Cup semi-final today.

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